St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-11
IN THE COURTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegener Plead Not
GuiIty---MinOr Notes.

Charles and Bertha Hegener, indicted
by the grand jury for manslaughter in
the first degree, were arraigned yester-
day, Erwin d. Ryan appearing for the
defense. A plea OF not guilty was ell
tered and bail was fixed at $1,000 each,
which the prisoners furnished, with
Henry w. Holmes and John Schlen6r
as sureties. George Wilkie, of Living
StOn, Mont, has brought suit in the
United States district court against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
recover $1,000. The plaintiff says that
on March 4, 1887, the defendants train.
rallied between Perham and New
York Mills that his collar bone
was broken and his shoulder
dislocated, rendering him unfit
for labor for several months. He now
sues for three months wages, the price
of his ticket to Livingston, etc, amount
ing in all to $1,000. The case of John
Quincy against the st. Paul, Mime
apolis d Manitoba Railway company, an
action to recover damages for false i'm
pFiSOnment during the injunction row
between the defendant and the Fargo
Southern, near Fargo, some time ago,
came up before Judge Wilkin yeSter-
day. The plaintiff claimed that he was
ordered to go to work on the disputed
ground by the defendant, and in conse-
quence was arrested for contempt of
court. After empaneling jury and
without taking testimony, the defense
moved for a Judgment Oh the pleadingS
and the motion was granted.
COURT NOTES.
Julia M. Everson, conducting millinery
store at 414 Wabasha street. has filed, i'll the
court the notice of her assignment to Walter
Holcombe. The liabilities and assets are not
known.
The Hauser Mating company has brought
suit against Herman w. Richow to recover
S54S.33 due on promissory notes The same
plaintiff also brings an action against Her
man W. Richow to recover S2S9.43 due on
notes.
1.-THE jury in the case of Alice Miller against
the City of st. Paul for S20,0 900 damages, in
juTies received by reason of a defective side
walk, after being out about an hour returned
verdict of 81, $50 for the plaintiff.
Jerry Root, arrested at Fort Ripley on the
charge of selling whisky to the Indians, was
examined before Commissioner McCafferty
yesterday and discharged.
Robert J. diamond, proprietor of the Min
neapolis house at Union Park, arrested on
bench warrant, was before Commissioner
Spencer yesterday on the charge of violating
the June term of the United States district
court at Winona with bail fixed at $500,
which was furnished.
The case of o. o. Cullen ct al. against John
Harrington ct al. was taken under advisement
by Judge Brill yesterday. The parties to the
action want a decree ordering the sale of the
old Metropolitan hotel property and a diyis-
ion Of the proceeds.
James Ambrose, indicted by the grand jury
for forgery in the second degree. was ar
raigned before Judge Wilkin yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. Ives and Zollner were
appointed counsel for the prisoner. Charles
Anderson pleaded not guilty to the charge of
assault in the second degree.
Lizzie Foley, the fourteen-year-old daugh-
ter of respectable parents living on Dayton's
bluff, who ran away from her home and was
found In disreputable house on Fourth